Governor Hochul is calling for proposals to develop an affordable housing project on a vacant Clinton Hill site, aiming to turn the state-owned parcel into a mixed-use development with community facilities.

A Queens man was arrested for visa fraud, impersonating a federal agent, alleged to have scammed a victim out of $500,000 over eight years, facing up to 43 years in prison.

Printemps, a French luxury retailer, has opened a 55,000 square-foot store in New York's Financial District, offering high-end fashion and French-Haitian cuisine by Chef Gregory Gourdet.

The NTSB recommends vulnerability assessments for 70 U.S. bridges, including 15 in NY and NJ, after the Key Bridge collapse in Maryland to prevent similar tragedies.

New York taxpayers have paid $60 million for legal fees stemming from former Governor Cuomo's controversies, and Cuomo is suing to have additional legal costs covered by the state.

A couple from New York is charged with manslaughter after their Airbnb rental's fire, lacking smoke detectors, led to the deaths of a teacher and her child.

A fire at a substation near Heathrow Airport has halted flights, affecting 200,000 travelers and disrupting operations at JFK with 146 weekly flights to/from London.

Salon du Chocolat returns to NYC after 5 years, featuring over 70 exhibitors and a chocolate dress inspired by Snow White, spotlighting Haitian chocolate company AYITIKA.

Convicted child rapist John Garrison, released on parole two months ago, is arrested in Queens facing new charges including sexual abuse of a minor and public lewdness.

Architect Ronnette Riley's Maserati and Sphynx cat, Eilee, were stolen in Manhattan after a collision. The car was later found totaled, and thanks to social media and a restaurateur, the cat was safely returned.

New York City's congestion pricing has been extended a 30-day deadline by the federal government, amidst criticism from New Jersey and legal debates over federal authority to enforce compliance.

Bronx residents face concerns after a fire involving potential asbestos contamination. Officials ensure safety as businesses reel from the devastation.

Controversy arises as at least three NYC immigrants were purportedly deported to El Salvador despite a federal judge's order, with allegations of mislabeling them as gang members.